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RE: Devialet MAX temperature! - Axel - 01-Oct-2020
(01-Oct-2020, 04:04)lsulliva Wrote: This is an old thread and mine is a new problem. My audio room has a Devialet 400 duel mono set up with D-expert. Today I heard the most degrade sound I had ever heard from an amp and immediately went to my other UPnP set up to check if it was me or the system..... so it’s a heat issue... is it possible my expert 400 is not working properly ( they always run hot )....I have both units in a well ventilated NAIM Frame rack...and it a humidity and temperature controlled room.
Does Devialet have a solution for this or is it a prelim with the engineering design for heat dissipation ?
Are you sure that this is a heat issue, if so, what makes you think so? Do you have a way of measuring the heat of your amps ? Are they the same temperature as each other?
Welcome to the forum BTW! 🙂
RE: Devialet MAX temperature! - f1eng - 01-Oct-2020
(01-Oct-2020, 04:04)lsulliva Wrote: This is an old thread and mine is a new problem. My audio room has a Devialet 400 duel mono set up with D-expert. Today I heard the most degrade sound I had ever heard from an amp and immediately went to my other UPnP set up to check if it was me or the system..... so it’s a heat issue... is it possible my expert 400 is not working properly ( they always run hot )....I have both units in a well ventilated NAIM Frame rack...and it a humidity and temperature controlled room.
Does Devialet have a solution for this or is it a prelim with the engineering design for heat dissipation ?
what temperature does the monitoring system report? (hold down the right button on the remote until it shows then scroll with left or right buttons until it shows).
I rarely see over 45C.